Anne Robinson, 79, reveals she has 'given away' her £50million fortune to her ... trends now
After decades in the industry, she's thought to have amassed a sizable £50 million fortune.
But instead of tucking away her hefty nest egg, Anne Robinson has already 'given it away' to her daughter and grandchildren to save it from going to the 'taxman.'
The broadcaster, 79, who has been dating the Queen's ex-husband Andrew Parker Bowles for the last year, said she has 'spread' her fortune about to save her family from having to pay inheritance tax after she dies.
Ms Robinson is mother to daughter Emma Wilson, 43, from her marriage to late journalist Charles Wilson, and has two grandchildren; Hudson, 14, and Parker, 13.
'I've given it all away. I don't want the taxman to have it. I've spread it about quite a lot, to the children. They may as well enjoy it now,' she told Saga magazine.
Anne Robinson, 79, reveals she has 'given away' her £50million fortune to her family to save it from the taxman after she dies (pictured in SAGA menu)
Instead of tucking away her hefty nest egg, Anne Robinson has already 'given it away' to her daughter and grandchildren (pictured with her daughter Emma Wilson)
She said she has 'genuinely no idea' if she is worth £50m, but admitted she doesn't 'want for much' and 'can't think there's anything I really want except my good health and the family happiness.'
The former Weakest Link host said that she's been told she has 'got the body of someone in their sixties' and doesn't 'carry weight.'
She said: 'I run about two miles, one minute on, one minute off, nothing that harms my joints. I do Pilates. I don't drink, I don't smoke and I really don't eat crap food.'
Despite her generosity, Ms Robinson lives in a Grade II-listed, converted 18th-century barn in the Cotswolds and has two homes in New York – one on Fifth Avenue and another in The Hamptons.
She has finally admitted to being in a romantic relationship with the Queen's ex-husband, whom she met during a lunch with mutual friends over a year ago.
She said it took her 'a long time' to get involved with someone again following the breakdown of her second marriage to John Penrose in 2007.
'I'd been out of the game for so long. And also I don't drink. If you don't drink you're not as reckless are you? I've only just thought of that, but I think it's probably
